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   Message 6,921 of 8,232   
   Anna Christina Nass to Mark Seifert   
   Re: Linux Mint 20.1 issue   
   08 Feb 21 15:43:00   
   
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   Am 07.02.21 schrieb Mark Seifert@1:120/457 in LINUX:   
      
   Hallo Mark,   
      
   ACN>> When make fails, you should be able to see an error message that could   
   ACN>> tell you "why" it failed.   
   ACN>> If some .h files are missing, you could search for the corresponding   
   ACN>> -dev package and install it.   
   ACN>> Also, the meta-package "build-essential" is helpful when compiling   
   ACN>> packages.   
      
   MS> I have checked and build-essential is installed in the Synaptec Package   
   MS> Manager, so I told it to re-install.   
      
   Could you elaborate a little more on the error messages that you are     
   getting when using "make" to install the (which??) program?   
      
   ACN>> Maybe a package containing firmware files for the network hardware is   
   ACN>> missing in the installation?   
      
   MS> I don't know, but would hate to have to switch from Linux Mint to   
   MS> something else because they decided to stop supporting my motherboards   
   MS> built in network adapter..especially since the live cd has no issues.   
      
   If you start from the live cd, try runnung "lspci -v" and search for the     
   part that starts with ".... Ethernet controller:"   
   In this section, you see the lines "Kernel driver in use" and "Kernel     
   modules".   
   Which driver/module is it?   
   Also, you could try googling the name of the NIC (the part behind     
   "Ethernet controller:") together with "firmware linux" or "firmware     
   ubuntu", which might tell you the name of the firmware package you need.   
      
   Regards,   
   Anna   
      
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